During a year when several of the Triangle's best-known bands didn't release records, area acts released, by my count, at least 30 albums that will henceforth belong in forever rotation.
by Grayson Currin
Most weeks, promos come in floods, either by post in big stacks of padded envelopes with thick rubber bands holding five or six together, or by email, with password-protected links or bulky files attached to a string of messages. For all the continued talk about the fall of the music industry, the important stuff—the music—is doing just fine, thank you.…[ Read more ]